Candlewood Suites Cheyenne

so they closed i 80 last night and it was closed for most of today but we decided to stay today.. there is supposed to be more snow tonight. peapod played in the snow some today. he wanted to go skiing but we couldnt find anything to use. this is marcys ...

Well we crossed into Wyoming...welcome to Cheynne.<br><br>The snow is coming down, 18 degrees, already have 2 inches and more coming down. We are stranded argh!<br><br>Total by morning 11 inches, I-80 and I-25 are closed. Finally found a room around 2am. We only moved at abou 25-30 mph on the interstate before we got off the road.

... to be a wind-surfer's paradise.<br> <br>Well, that ain't nuthin' compared to the 45MPH gusts that conspired to knock me off the road for most of today. If I didn't have such a big bike I would have pulled over and... waited?<br><br>Turns out that wouldn't have been such a good idea after all: The weather ...

... br><br>We had a great day in Boulder and we are SUPPER HAPPY it be back in the van, Home Sweet Home! <br><br>Were going to see a few more places in Wyoming, on the east side of the state, then make it to the Badlands and Mt. Rushmore of South Dakota.<br><br>Till tomorrow,<br>Jess and Nic<br><br><br> <br> <br>

... Vienna... who knows?<br>Oct. 16 - Drive along Danube again, possibly take a riverboat ride before arriving back in Budapest.<br>Oct. 17th - FLY HOME!<br><br>We hope you will watch our trip as it unfolds. This is the easiest way for us to keep you all informed and let you enjoy the excitement and the beauty as we see it! We will have our laptop with us and every apartment we are staying in has wireless! Hope you all enjoy this! Happy Travels everyone!

... less than a second. I'm sure the headache he was probably sporting didn't help. With names like: Red Devil, Over The Edge, Cajun Blast, Hell Fire, Moonshine, Range War, Toxic Shock, Stinger, Grease Gun, Torque, and Avalanche I have been prepared for the worst. <br><br>The week has been filled with parades, night programs, rodeo events, pancake breakfasts, Indian dancing, and air shows. People come out from all over ...

... transcontinental railroad. One of the boots in front of the museum recorded the names of all the governors of Wyoming and another contained images representing the history of Cheyenne. As we walked down the street toward the capitol building, we found more of the giant boots and a great number of banners for Frontier Days. All in all the downtown atmosphere struck Jim as more like a big town county seat than the capitol of a state ...

... have a pool that is full of water from the hot springs. It runs in and then out. Laurie, it would be your kind of pool, very warm.<br><br>The sun is shining but we have lots of clouds ahead. As we head into Edgemont. We leave the Black Hills and are now traveling though grassy hills. We have passed a couple of really small towns &#8211; one with what appeared to be a one room school house still in use. The reason I say "still in use" is ...

Driving 12 hours across Nebraska can do anyone's head in. I guess it did for both Cori and I, because we were both very happy to get out of the car in Cheyenne. After a few more run-ins, and a run, it was time to put everything aside and go to the Bon Jovi concert. We had an extra ticket, so we went early to try and sell it, hoping that I might get some of my money back. When we got down to Frontier Park, we found out that ...

... attractions near Custard State Park. Some were definitely sites we would have seen on this trip if our itinerary was not already planned and if we had the time. We bid Bud our good-byes and drove across the state to our next destination, the Badlands. These sacred lands are home to many Native Americans whose history and mythology thrives in these areas. We stopped at a Visitor Center to stamp our National Park Pasports and to ...